What was your best purchase?

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  • thatsnumberwang
    thatsnumberwang Posts: 398 Member
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    The thing that's helped me most so far was actually free -- a membership to MFP. :happy:
  • frankie964
    frankie964 Posts: 41 Member
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    1) Gym Membership
    2) Ipod
    3) Swimming goggles
  • Figuringoutme
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    gym membership!!!

    and...
    a bodybugg and a food scale
  • mail704m
    mail704m Posts: 41 Member
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    Garmin 405/Polar Fit11
    iPod Shuffle
    Food Scale

    All essential!
  • fiberartist219
    fiberartist219 Posts: 1,865 Member
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    If I had to choose one, my sports bras would probably be it. I refuse to exercise without them, and any form of exercise is helpful.

    Otherwise, I do love certain water bottles, my Turbo Jam DVDs and my jump rope. I also have some dumb bells and resistance bands that I love.
  • vikesfanmb
    vikesfanmb Posts: 291 Member
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    Gym membership, definitely! After that, I would have to say my New Balance HRM. It has been a godsend and I couln't imagine not using it now.
  • LWatson43
    LWatson43 Posts: 65 Member
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    Leslie Sansone's Walk Away the Pounds DVD (1, 2 and 3 mile walk)
  • surfrgrl1
    surfrgrl1 Posts: 1,464 Member
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    :love: HRM (New Balance N4) - Tells me how many calories I really burn, and keeps me challenged to do well.

    :drinker: Unsweetened Almond Milk --replaced cows milk all together, and it has about 1/2 the calories of skim, that I can use elsewhere or drink double the milk as before!

    :bigsmile: Saucony running shoes. Lots of padding in the sole, so I can stay out there walking longer. Used to be my feet got sore, so I'd have to stop before the rest of me wanted to.
  • gtwin
    gtwin Posts: 290 Member
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    HRM
    Gym membership
  • maieranne77
    maieranne77 Posts: 191 Member
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    My Blendtec blender
    MFP membership
  • Jackdog89
    Jackdog89 Posts: 57 Member
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    The thing that's helped me most so far was actually free -- a membership to MFP. :happy:

    I agree, the motivation on here is free.

    1) Home gym equipment (elliptical, free weights, bench & power tower)
    2) Xbox kinect w/ UFC personal trainer
    3) Looking for a good HRM
  • jingoace
    jingoace Posts: 219 Member
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    Crystal Light Peach Iced Tea Packets - to flavor my water bottles
    Core Fusion Exercise dvd
  • vs1023
    vs1023 Posts: 417 Member
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    Polar F7
    Gym membership
    Weight lifting gloves
  • RAFValentina
    RAFValentina Posts: 1,231 Member
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    Food scale,
    Polar RS300X HRM
    The Workout Mix 2012

    Things I already had that made it easier...
    iPhone with great Choons, Nike+ & Nike+ GPS and MFP
    Measuring Jug
    Tape measure.
  • StacyX582
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    Gym membership
    Sports bra (so true!)
    iPod/Couch to 5K App
    Compression socks

    And all of you wonderfully motivating people here at MFP :)

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  • RockChick1984
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    my food scales
    my body analyzing bathroom scales
    my treadmill
    a decent set of trainers +
    and my water bottle with ice insert :happy:
  • jenilla1
    jenilla1 Posts: 11,118 Member
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    food scale - taught me how to portion my food properly!
  • travelgirl96
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    After my second son was born and we moved into a house with a finished basement, i bought myself a treadmill.
    Other purchases include a bigger ipod, food scale and running shoes.
    I no longer purchase diet soda for home.
  • livingonpurpose77
    livingonpurpose77 Posts: 29 Member
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    My HRM is the best purchase. Tracking your calories burned more accurately for your body type? What could be better in your journey to weight loss?

    Second would be my purchase of at home workout DVD's. There is absolutely no excuse NOT to workout (unless your sick).

    My digital food scale was a gift this past Christmas, and I do love that as well. It's a much better way to measure out per serving foods. I especially like measuring out my junk food with is. One example for me would be when I want chips and salsa and they say 28 grams or 10 chips, and your chips are all broken..... ya.
  • thedestar
    thedestar Posts: 1,278 Member
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    Polar ft4 hrm